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FROM THE HAMBURGIT PAPOS. PARIS, -AUG. 2.—One of our Journals contaibs the foil ,, wing piragriph " ;ho English Ministry more attire than ;it ine pr-sent moment, intionaki!ig sc,m d us,:! of filse rumours and tebelrions tendinq lovolve the nations ". The Ministers hive deFvered speecho,, an-1 lately King GEoac,E. ddiver a speech, wit" , ,ell 'Arc Nv ort; y of the &ohs of 17•;:o. To the sh ime - of ava , li;.g ,tick means, they al.!, that. of:d.:!rivilig no a..i.'ania fe from them, unless Pk- fr •nzy; the crinlc, , , atld the punishment of, a ‘wre'ch.-s, who listen to their peril ,u2gc_.stio;is, are 10 he regarded as an advan t.i.,,•." t ' • • • • AUG. the 15th InSt.BQO of Pri.,,ate's troops will marsh from this i-,Llce for 1.1,7ntz. Itirhec destination has not tran-ffih'ed. It is only'knotvn that the Prince P - ..-i;)irite has rotleived an assurance that they will not b—sety!-6eswid the seas, and ti.at -they Nyili,bernain ta'4.-kt by the French (...;;;erninttit as long as they are in its sei-‘lce. - The -other .Sh‘ereigns who are INlt!ftabers cat. be Lea ., ; ue c - 4 . -the Rjiine, will furnish a si6.liLlr proportion or their :respective c(.intingents.. . . : . HE MAINZ, Auc. haq been mentioned in tu.,st of the public Journals that Fiume aS ilicorperated with the Kingdcitn of Hungary..l faft is, thi. inci)rporation:took place in the last se 6 s;ar t o f the . titatiiv.r . !att Diet, and torrned the sub- . j:fil , of Anicle , of the Suppletntattary CoJe . issued on the .15th _axe:Tiber last. - • Cuunt Mi.:ZanLOT arrived at Lemberg on the 13th nit. - on his way to St. Petorsburgb, as. Atnbas sadijr-fr‘lin the Etnperor.of FR4XCXFJRI, AUG. 2.—A considerable-humher of troops are expe&ed to_niarch though this city in. the course of the present month. Eight thousand Poles . are dassiog through, from the army in the N.,rtii - of Europe, .for France; .and :are at :aching. in this direction from that Country., to join the French Army in Germany. • In the course of the ensuing- month, a bOdy of French troops will fOrm a camp of exerciTe . in the Vicinity of llockbeitn. • Among the troops of the neighbouring Pin - L:7es of the League of.the Rhine, various movements are ob . - seved, the ultimate object of which is hitherto Un known. We ,particubrly allude to the troops of Bwaria, WittembUrgh, and Baden: DICMSTADT, JrLY 31.-It is ,getieraily, reported here, that a'brigide of light infantiy, consisting of three battali ttis of ftrzilee'rs; and a detachment of artillery; have received orders to themselves in readiness to march., They are said to be desiii.,-ed for another part of Germany, - from which the troops that now occupy it ale on theeve of . breaking up, It is certain that M. VON MEYERS, PrJsid,An'of,our War College, and'M.' HAHN,. General - - of 'ArtilVry, both of whom had leave of absence, bare been sent for express to make the necesstry krangeMentg. I,t is fuh - her said.thaf vhe comumnd of these troops 'Will be given ,to G.2nerA SG AFFER• It) the . Di...cby of I:ctViSall all furloughs hate been tec•itneti. 13A NKS OF TOE. MAYNE, Aeo. . —The conscrip tion tor compleiing the army goes on briskly in-Ba- Varia. The bomber. wanted at present, over the whole kingdom, does not much exceed 8000 men. Marslaal Nev's Corps, N've are assured, is expeaed at Plauen. Numerous bodies Of noois:;:.c assmitaling in the &Will and East. Several corps have receit - :2d orders to a sist in making cartridges in the powder magazines nearest their quarters. The Itni - ,erial_ Austrian Atnbossador at the Court of . 11 . 4,11 and, Baron VON pasAeci - .through hts way ,to Vienna, ditalned permission to visit on la- It:ia1: nH'a"!rs, ti • „ I, precerrt 'on' a visit to ti:: ; ASCEIAFFMNBURGH. BP BSC? A 17.—A campof exercise is to be formK.d at slottte Chiaro. The troops , who are to compose it will be drawn from the garrisons of this place, Nerona,::Cremona, &c. and also, it 'is said, of some detachments from Friuli. Should the latter circumstance be correct, we may expee:t that the public tranquillity will be preserved in t har distria, where, in the opinion of several Persons; - tbere Were some symptoms of a disposition to distUrbir. . VERVNA, JULY 22.:---The Senator, LUCIEN Buo zidAi'At TE, pas,ed thrciugh - Nlodena in the night of tbe 1411), on his way . ficiiivFloience; 1 - I.2hieserved the sti i e t ine9gnito. It was generally supposedhe was . prpeeeding to FtariCl. SItii4AGLIA, JULY 20.—There is no want of. buyers;at (Air present lair. teatlier . and listens are the articles most in demi - rand. 'Btu two En. , z1.1 Fri gates and a few* Cutters obstrudi our ports, and have already captured a number 'of Vessels. 'We e had no advises whatever from Corfu fOr g past. . • • • ); • - GILATZ,ItIiy the Ar'cliduice JOiiti' y s . Or rival at Clagt.tifortli, the State's c,i (;arjnthia, and on his arrival here, the States of (tfer: of arms in their magazincs for the . use.. of the l au d militia. The sam e. spirit of patriotism a n d s ;A loyalty hats Man the Lo \V--icoun tries.: Every \vhere well-appointed companie4 and in many thAri whole hattaitons, Mb assele to it - tarn the use of arn's. In many , places thereitasbeenflo the regnisite cinot'as havutg been. completed by voltMtary Otrcsrs of service. The tst batialionOf the Graz entirely composed :of the inhabi tants of the to-. to and suhurhs. It consists .of eight companies, .I.l,cing two, companies of • -students. The btren2ttt of the corps ,Is 1404, of which 70. are ballotted men, and i 334 vo!uhtetars. I . • - r HAMBUitGH, AUG 10.—The akivices ;rum Mad rid, Vatencia,.iind C,OrdOva, concur in sjating that tranquiny . has been universally re-qtablished in Spain, 'sit-lee the arrival of the King. The, greater part •of'thesrehels have already laid do s n . tlteir arms, and .inipl-ored"-forgiVetieSs a Lis Majesty, AL - roNA, 'AUG-.•9 7 --The'Spatlish Chard . tif * litfan_ . try at , .ached to his highness the frldce* of PONTIt C6RVO, consking of Ille'Re c , ,, inients•of'Zanlor and Princessa,.have taken the•enttlis Of allegiance to King ' _.rasa Pu NAPOLEON and the_new Contitntion. lii lennen,,,ltroor the ceroinony of taking the oaths,: the ti s paniih, Danish, and French Officers partook of an entertainment. Among the toasts given on this occasion, th . e following_%%ere the principal :----" ..*:a poleon the Gre.n," " King Joseph Napoleon," " the Prihreof Poore Cork 07" WORMS, 'JULY 28..—Within the last ten days, 16thl. of the pea4antry,itt the department of I)onners b:•rg, have been employed in repairing . the lOttifica tions o 1 Ales.,:t and Cassel. FRANCKFORT, JULY 26.—Letters from Meatz state, that the iepairinp - , and strengthening the forti fications of that place have been resumed with great' 4,*ity. A Jiumher of masons have gone froin this caly to aqstst in taking down a considerable number of houses. Last week an .advertisement from the O - rnch Commissary at 'War at Mentz was circulated in the Jews' quarter. be re, soliciting supplies . of linen abd rag for the use,ol the field.hospitals. Several .thousands .of labourers: are employed in, finishing the fortress of Cassel opposite to Mentz.' Several:. handreds ofFrenchmen are daily eMploy- - ed. in the suburbs .of .Praga, on the other side- of the 'istula, in ronstruaing 'fortifications and thtowing „. vp entrenchments. That • suburb now puts on the appearance of,a strong.fOrtress. The great aaivity ' of ;the Freneb excites general 'adiuiration: daily wages, are one guilder fifteen groschen. A great number of houses have been pullectdown in Praga, bat the inhabitants will receive an indemnification. Count LUBrENSKY, the f son of the Minister o Justice, is appointed Colonel.of the Polish National Guards. • t, The late and well-known Sub-Chancellor of Po land, M;KOLLONTAY;iiissO•through this city, a few days since i on his way 'froroltussia to Dresden. The late Count-MarsharßAcY,l4SKl, who for SOW political , offence was transported'tO the frontier§ of Austrian Gallicia, has been- forbidden, under the severest penalties, from returning , without special permission to the Duchy of Warsaw. . . A Military School will be opened at the Arsenal_ here-on the..)st of next month, for the instil - 6}ion of the Cadets in , the Artillqy and Engineers, &c: H.tivotmon, An0...12.--.on the lOth M. RosEN CRANTZ, CilAinberlain wills Danish Majesty, ar rived here on his return froth his iniision to l'ariS and 133YOliiie j and yesterday he continued his jour ney to Copeinhagen by way of - The Spanish trqlps in the Island .of Zealand manifested the most enthusiastic' exultation in taking the oath to .their_new- Sovereign. They carried Ge, nerdy KIXDELAU in ttiumph from the parade to•bis quarters. , VIENNA, JrU ' Y 36.--.lC ' was yesterday notified, by a proclamation, that the enrolMent" for land litia among the subjecis of Lower Austria • is•finally. ,completed, more than,the appointed numlier having been already raised by the volautary veal of all ranks ofthe ptOple. The general' amount of this levy, exclusive of Hungary, and taking on lsn•the German hereditary States-into account, is calculated at considerably More than 200;O0&) men. The town of Olidenbprgh has been alMost totally destroyed - by a fire which broke out tbere. TRINIDAD, 3 11, 18'J8. Since our last the Battalion of — . Royal Trinidad Militia, in consequence of the intended departure of their much esteemed Commander for Europe, presented the following Address to that - meritorious and gallant Officer C6 - lonel.Qranr, who - cOmmancled the 'corps for seerai years with so ninth' hon Our to himself and advantage to" the cOutttry;:'-aS - qo secure him the esteem and veneration not only faC that corps in 'particular but of the community at large 'TO" COLONEL'CFIiR LES GRANT, GOMMANpING THE ROYAL TRINIDAD We, theOffieers7 - Norr=commisstonedOfficers, and Privates of theAloyal having heard with sentiments- of the deepest, regret, your intended departure for .Earope i vaninot 'forego the opportunity circumstanceatfordS, of thus publicly tentifyingithe - high sense we-entertain .of your meritorious conduet as •our.-. Colonel, and our steady and affectionate attachment to you, 'both as •an Officer and a member of. tiik , cotninu-nity. . A solicitUde for your recovery, tiuring.your recent and dangerous illness, w,as evidently 'felt by us all; and we shall rejoice tofincl your talents. and virttles..pre. served for the service of our king.and- Country,. by the complete re 7 establistlitient.ohyour health it is our ardent wish your proposed voyage litay-, ac cooiplish. To mark more strongly our attachment and high respect for you, we unanimously request you:will do us the honour to: accept a- Piece of Plate Of the value of . One Hundred Guineas, as a small, but sinr cete token of our . sense of your merits and. services. Most Cordilll/9f-11611g in 'our best wishes .for y9ur • heaith !less. - Puri OfSpai4; pine; IRO3. ' f iSigi*ci by the Corps.) To which Add?es . the Colonel was pltas'ed to return the following appropriate 'ati3wer : TO THY, OFFICERS, NON-COMMI3SIONED OFFICERS, ANT) VATES OF THE ROYAL TRINIDAD MILITIA. • Ir' 'O • ENTLEMEN, Accept of my Most . sincere thanks for this very 'fiat : to - ink address. Jr- affords me the greatest possi ble sinkfatc.tion to think that rnyconduet as your Comnianding Officer has met' with your approba tion. Ei.er • since I have 'had `'tie honour to com mand the. corps, the manner in which every duty has. been perfrmed; and ,the attention, zeal, and ',alacrity evinced by you all, demand my wannest ac kp,owledgments. • . . The. kind solicitude you felt for me during my late „Unless, and the friendly wishes expressed by you for the perk& re-establishment of my he:thh, have left impressions on my .mind which I trust will not be easily effaced. . . The Piece of Plate you have •been leased to pre sent :me •with . ,,l will carefully . preserve 'as . a testi nibnial Of the attachment and esteem with which I hare heed honouted by the - members of so reipe6a ble a corps'as . the Royal Trinidad Militia. • ; "My, best. ‘vilhes'attendyou all, .and be assured,- 'to heir •your welfare and happiness will ever , give .ine:the most'sincere pleasure. • • • .(Signed) '; ‘ CHARLES GRANT, ,Coliaxiel.Roy• 4 l Trinitiad'Mihria." . . FY om liteLaNDb.N Ct . :lZ E FTE, 164 43 80111 1 • J Initehall,, A lig4s , 8.0 8 . The King has ,been . .pleased order a Conga d'Elire to pa,s the Great-Seal of the United King dOm-of Gruat '-Britain and Ireland, •empowering'the • Dean and - Chapter-of the Cathedral Church of tol to elect a Bishop-oft-hat See, the same being void by the translation of the Right Reverend Father in" God Join), late•Bishop„thereW - , to the See of Here ford ;, and his Majesty has also.b.,en .pleased, by his Royal 'Sign Manual; to recumniend to the 'said Dean and Chapter the Rev% William tort Mankell; Doctor in-lliv.inicy, to be by : thetmeleCted Bishop of the said See of Bristol. Commissions signed by the Lortt Lieutenant of Inverness. - Inverness-shire, &c. Regiment 01 Militia. W. Angus MaCintosh, Gent. tube Lieutenant, vice M`Gre gor, 'deceased. Dated'Atig. 3, iBe.B. • Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County. of Stirling. 28th, or Stirlingshire Militia. • John Kollet,• Cent. to be Ensign, vice -Amory, promoted.. Dated March 20, 1808. lames M'Donald, on Half-pay cf • 7th Dragoons, to be ditto, vice Ramsay, promoted. Dated ,May zo, tB®B Alex. M‘Lachlan, jun. Gent: to be ditto, 'vice Napier. ])ated Aug. 3;•18.-:.8. '• Dr. D.' Hafdtinan to' be Assistant Surgeon. Dated June 8, 18.4. • Stirlingshire gentleinerrand Yeomanry Cavalry.. John Dunmore Napi,fr, Esq. to be Lieutenant, vice M‘Do uald Buchanan, resigned.. Dated July 4, 1808. Quarter— . master Henry Stainton to be Cornet, vice Smith, promoted it theitlilitia. Dated June 9,. iBoB. D.imsmbre, Gent: to be Surgeon, vice Corbet, deceased. \ Dated Ludy 18, 1808.. EaStetn Battalion of Stirlingshire Yoluntee a r Infantry. " Michael Nicolson, Esq. to be Captain, vice Duthie, resign ed, Dated Nov. zr, .1837. Lieut. Neil Carnie to be ditto, vice-A Lan, resigned. Dated June 7, 1808. Ensign John' Rankine to, be Lieutenant, vice Johnston, prOMoted. Dat- _ ed April 7, 1805. John Dove, Cent. to be Ensign: Dat ed April. 7, 18-08. iJames Campbell, to be ditto, vice Ran- . kine, promoted. .Dated as above. John Rankine, Gent. to be ditto, vice Ranesay, resigne d. I)atcd April 20, 0.108. Commissions signed by. theiLoYd Lieutenant of the County , of Carmarthen. . •-•'"rst Battalion Carinirthenshire 'Volunteer Infantry. David Lloyd Harrie,-Gent., to. no 4teutenant, Nice E-vans, deceased. Dated Aug. 4,. iBo3. '• zd Battalion of 'Ditto.' ' . Lieutenant joins Bishop to fr.t•Ceptain,,..viee vansiprompt ed. Dated Aug. 6, 1608. David Rees, Gent. to tie Lieu-- • tenant, vice.Bishop,promoted. . llaiedas above. BiINZRUPTCIES 1 4 - N4.IIRGED. • . .• Rol'aert Soanes, of Mark-lane, London, and of New CrosS, Ucintord, - Kent-, provision.inerchant; from July 9rto AiTg. 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Witthain Gray, of-St. John-street, Middleseit, ncemaker, train Sept. 6 to Oat. 25,, at ten, at is,WRCIII S. William Bissix, Richard Sloptr , jun, and Cliar'.c'l 7issix, of Birstol, vinegar-ma,.ers, to sit.; reivktr ••=0;; Sept. 5, and t)d. 4, at eleven, at the Rumin,: Attornies, Mr. Guest, Bristol.; or Alessi , s. MNredith Robbins, .London. Jahn Ka), , of 1 ittlnie, 'lllani.hestee, lezthc.- '7.?lft.r, Aug. 26, Sept. at, and t.te.t. 4, alt elevet4,4t tae .1 3., Man . oh6ter.. AttorniCs.7l:Ssti: Cotperand ton-buildings London or :Mr. tjepre;e ~N aLro, -I‘l4ll - David Mendes, of liarrow-stredt, • Gravel-lane; 'Hounds ditch, London, artny-accoutrement- • niAcer, 27, 3,, ai'm Oct. 4, at ten,. at - Guilttitalf. Ation . ley, Mr, Isaacs, George-street, Minories. - •. • Stephen Brown Anti William Tildeslq, - of 'Molt ivic`h, Staf fordshire, rope-makers, Sept: to, tz, and ‘; at ele- Nen, at the Stork Hotel, Biriniegharn. Attornies, Messrs. Webb and Tyndall, Birmingham. • Wili:am Hill, hue at ;Yliddle.roW, Holborn, carpenter, Aug. 2, 30, anti Oct 4, at ten, ai niidnall. Attorney, Mr. .I.. i ithgley,-Plumbiree-street, Bloomsbury. Willi lit Powls-y, hoe of Penrith, cuMb..-rlatid,lrOmmanger, Scot. 7, od. 4, at eleVen,,at tit& (.cotge ton, VCO.- ' ran. Attornies4 Mr. lieland, Staptc:',-11,n, London yr Mr. Penrith.- • Dra) on Moore, or. Lenham, Kent, late purser of the Sir .S. Lobtangton East indtaman, Sept. 13, 14, and Oct. 4, at .ten, at . Attornit. , s, Messrs, Painter 7 , Tom. . IinSUI)S and Thorns/n, Thro z , , inu, tun. strut,. . lastait Sharpe, of Market-Deeping, Lincolnshire, linen-qra. , per, Aug. 27, Seot. 24, anti Oct. 4, at little, at Guildhall, London.. Attorney, Mr. - Wilde, jun. Cast!.;-street, t';al - Joseph, staples Smith, of Liverpool. shoemaker, Sept. 13,-14, aril Oct. 4, at ten, at Guildnail, J othlo"• Attorney, SpottisWoode; Austin-friars. - • William - Limn'', latent Leeds, Yorkshire, spirit-merchant, Sept: 13, 14; end Oa. 4, at ten, •at Guiluhall, - Lonelcm. Attorney, Mr. Haynes, Etnichureh-street. • -D I V IDL , IV DS • Sept. - rt.- Thomas Bowgin, of Little'New-Street,,Shde-lane , . London, plasterer, ar'.cleven, at Guildhall, • Oct.• 8. Peter Francis Vettault De charintlly, Somerset,: Street, POrtman-squarc, Midttlese, and •Mirfbarik- - street, IVestminster, coal-merchant, at ten, at Gttiltll2all. • . Sept. is. Joseph Steel, late of Stockport, Cheshire, but t ter wards of Last kettOrd, Not tiiqiiainsliire,check.thaatt. facturer i at eleven,- ar the.R , ..,(1 Lion l-nn, Wotlisop, . ' N0v..15. hush- Line, Caanon-litter,• dun, broker, at ten, - fit-Guildhall. , • Sept. to. lames Reid, of Broad-street, London,- under_ writer, at ten, at ~Guildhall. . • . Sept, - 20. Thoinls 130041, - Birmingh:afn; button-maker; at eleven. • , , • Oct: 22: Nathan knit, of Rothertie}d Peppard, near Henley, • Oxfordshire, miller, at twelve, :London gept r ,l7. Sainuel Hobos; late of Bath ) : gwcer, at.twaye, at. Guildhall, Londan. Sep.:27. 'John ',Mollie, of I:.ing.streer, t7ovent-Garden, Mid. vintner, at twelve, at Guildhall. Sept,. tz. Hugh Lawton, at Bustitn;titoru,e, Leeds, N'gric,. shire, clothier, at eleven, at. 111,4 `1'4•11),:t111:1, Leeds. NOO. ''rs. • William - Blindell; of Wott i vyn, Hertio":dsltire,- mattster, at nine, atilititltthall,•LondoiL • • - Oct. ca.. Thomas Lee, of +ion:writ, Midtasex, glover,; at twelve, at Guildhall. • , • CERT IF IC AT EC. •; • . : Sept. t 3... Richard Lardvr, of Newror,Poppleford, Devon , shire, worsted. si)iiinerif. Edward *Edwards, of Liverpool, butcher. . • • ' • .. PA4I'NERSII DIS.)6LI'ED. Thomas Dixon waitori," William Cookes Merice• l Samuel tlay, and FullWboa t •Wakefield, of Holytnoorsidot Derby, flax-spinners. lames Ballenger and john Bradnurne,-Of Old Fish-street, sugar-refiners. • . - Thomas Guy and William Callow, of Liverpool, and Ed , ward.Walklet, of*Lanetiester, .wtioiesafe:gioters. Christopher Dobson, john Cato, Alexander Fraser, and Johnston,William of Monk.Wearmouth, Durham, coal. fitters. 14 1 .41 Croailaie, Thomas CrotidaFe,r and Thomas Smith, of todrishaw, Durham, tallow-ch. ndlcrs, , • • Samuel Alcock and john Taylor, of Skinnerburn, near New. castle-upon• Tyne, colour.inanulanorerS; Adlm Sibbit and Adam Yelloly; of Alnwick,'Northumber laud common brewers. James Bennett and John Higginbotham, of Macclesfield, silk • throwsters. • SP ol'7 IA C.; T .A C 6. f:A; HA "i1.';.1t7,171:5. , rue.-)D ~.y, Av,:ust cam.. IVbbl:!inen and Geo,tientete 3 1'4.4:e 0i , ' ol, for all d,. 5. . 1 4 I ,*'f..) itior'l ,1 ' „ V . ~,. tt ion, ageft - - - i Mi .. 7,jsia•FV's gr . . t. Miss -. :Niciutc:r,- 3 y ri. °id , - •.., 2 . ' ' :%ll ; ,‘lteatif's t-... 11' iZoillo,, -- - - . .-. ,3 i , :. Before '''t,iirt;.,6 2 to I -anti itv 2 oil the lAL,zier. Buth ne" , ''' woa at a Cala:A'. .__ . , • - . ~ , . ..... . ' • ~ A Subscr i ption of toy;::, cre h, t i e () vr l - ; e r o f t h' e . S e g ' „ m a I-4;og to rec ivy b ick tps Stat.; - - -lora 4 . .igts. Lc! Egreruoil:',Cm•• pus - _ •: t .- • - ' Tire t)uke of York's o. c.. l' uscus - - ' - . Att. Furth';‘SfriiiEug - - - - _ - 3 . "Sir I. (,1.,,,,:yvv,..01'4 hawk • . - . `,.. 4 AL. I.3'Llbt.gke's Master j a -s ,.key -: _,. to 4-o‘i cartopt.ts . pgst•tlie hz.,),/-=. 2 ta- vagst Striiiiliag , " s to 1 agst LV.iiiti lackey." . • - The first yCir Of tiie •Surre); Sr!:aes of sogs. each, h. ft; ft! ... iLol.ts aita ii„li! , s, theta •I wi , yt:Ars lid s tozriotin the ;_cltati, - 'Of Surrey. —Tire 13:,t hal lot . Ow new ini ie. . . •NI 1 . .. Ducatit I's hr. c. by - Ttda y,.ou t 4 41 ! K.atistiteciatia - I Sir jo;epi) N1,..0.‘ hey'; or. 1.. I; , ..iiicjs .7: - • . A; r. 1!;t0',, b. I C;riiideell,.f.,) , 'fiklda ' - - - 6to .4 or, the I;eid• (itto::: sr,u;i4.l,• T 4. best 2: 4, :v o f ti:.. thy, vvilit,:h stek•Lti!.elet,s ‘l,ria ~, ,i , c,, 7,y; A .llack Clare i),:t , ixt li v.:- hoi4el,, :belonging to the 9 , „.. - Regiment of i.i . ,..,litigDra4ouns, liaisikeil th-.! thy's :•:port., , it was a ludicrous bu.uness, 16r 'three of the -I..otes - werellis- . tarl:Lect, anu th e tr;ifi th , , 6•111 , ...11 ruin to the:yyitlii;:ti, went 41;1 - ' aboutjurttlt lines, and gve-a t'ule.rele Niles:linen .of trislielki day value. i tier MAJEsTY aßcl. the PIII2+;CESSES, , 1 14 Dukes-of s6l . r—LARENC F. ail t LAND, ' 2 4 stand at the cotifin'g-.in til ti!e,spprti iiitished, when they retuned to sot in theiiiandanleis. • 6' II IP N E CRAVLSEND, AUGUST 22. lassecl . by —the' Darr, Rowc, from 'Newfo,nndleind ;- Rya] rdward; Muir:lead, Ccirnmerce, Richardson,• Ann, r) ar, Letetia," drields', • Diana, AI lebond, I ritn; George, •Adonis, Boyce, Willerby; Bruce, Atlas, Newton, Argo, •lietiderstut, Kingston . , warden,, Enterprize -Lucy, Blair, jennys,' M'l nfosh, Pursuit, cord , Eraerpri , ze, Bennett, Swinger ; Luxton', • 'St.' Mary. Ayfon, unstOne; and several others, from lamaica. Sailed the I.iffy, . Fictdly, for Malta ; and : the Vine, H ughes, : for. N6vry. .I...uNDoN : Printed by R lcs+ A R R Lts, of No. 4. Martlett-caliirt. Bow-street; and published by Wlt.t. I A M ARm let a S gtt ( PPE, S9uth us,. „ At Ple.SuN -1 01!-cm Nu. 1 i Strand; where Adivitisernents, Orders for the Patter, I etlers for the - Editor, &c, (irost-:A2i - c1) Inuit bt is :re9scd• CHATH AM RACES. • .eiucusrtz. The follo~c;ng heats wer,- run 00, Chatham Lines by hotties belongtnito t11e,(1111::ers of rfie (;uaais ira -4 - arris,44 the 9i - 1 - leers (If ti e' eitcali)peci int It 4 c Lines. 3he ittarchess - urii-e, v*e 'For - good ruroliogy rarely ever, exceilgL They were attxrnied l,y al4r4e col" - attirTe of fliihio'riAles-. tineureii of the (iov, aiilio• r ogh • attended of- coifto htleeri thuchto. the. er,11.-ce4iii, , , of ;Ile ti)lioor,i4 is the,st4ttuncgt of ihc . ratir;tilg - A SylLgqejtakes of sgs • .l.,Vach, tree 'for all bo:ses,l e‘gti-34P . • • 1 05t..6i b. —I: he Vest of three dne mile heats... 4lan. Ikhb,t , Mt;:rntitinelof ' 1 . Peaham's eft. -; 2 b? "eloriziL4 3 •. -• • , kV On tr' Nlr •WeLo ilare - • ' bers . lA,;ere ir.tarpui of Capt. Pelbarn's but. chat Ted: from 5,tt.1 tigaillSt 'turn . cortaimuy hver Olue'b tnspo))oipt e in the S4CQ:ICI Itc:lt, ay. it.was t3lt • Captain .1 -) Llharti to I , ll4kC'e , ; try excrriolt'; fut . the mare Ivgr. easy .t.'• ..• • • :I Bez,yeen trielay,ais, a %;, : ell'eptltc,szed o3arch ilX;f , wits run: tip Siit• Intl,: duo! amain "1 - fltna:l; anti - for some t fan.o cfiise, 'thßt .1‘ Cult forni an Oi;irrui„ vn(t • the 1.r.0 ring .wae. Aiajor ila le's' bor;e thaogfng his ride ne.if the post,-trio crofter /*acted. wun, • .Grit `mile:—Vion. G. Pelham's c. Cape bt.. iss• %Volt by Captai'achrist:es mare. - - ----.-- -• Cootntr.'s 'enacel l'aTafox, late Toni 'ehurcb. Alf; Packet's. b. 44. IY,ou.t)val'alatlot. i • • ' -- C. 4 ptaiit • Cry!aiti 's-cn. Won-by captain ' Atter the •R aces L t z hyptf,iNrs Rtextainekbriteir fiittids with an cteg:yt eoliaticnt s under a marquee 1),r , ...1,..:(1 far that purpoke c?rkt.iielAtie3. • - • • The fox 14'hich was caught on Manday,.in 'James's Park, wai yf4terciily by .7%.f1j0r §TANII.op,E :.it•s4;tyqi,ifrom:Gorki the Stable-yard, Ott Sundw, , evening. • • - I , Fo'rta.ED Wedne:Ly morning 04 0 11101 i of genteel 'appeal-atv:e, - trartAling 3ppareittiviia . their' _o,k!n_ carriage; were' cont,'eye.(l4 to.. Wit-4410t, sttspe:ited ot; having ur t erect fi4.rged .014 fraudulent id bids in that to . wn ancL,other . places in thAir,t - srate.-- - ' a - he'll - ten had been at 'CO 4 . l entry,ivtiere they pm , 4ed bills to tire amount of 25 ty) fit) ttaa* - men, from each of ,whflm they• . purchtned - , , 0t0 frilling,rticle, and therebym.crived a ,cotp.iderabld sufm in . read) ,cash, as change for t.heirretended notes. It haviiirg - been siiii . eete . froin ‘.....tribai cu instances that the bills- wef& not? god,- thte E kir Officers fr(in? this .place traced .them t>> DwigtotrY , ''_here they were found in bad. rus,lid 4 into the room, presented h pistol to eac'e, of ther - , .and t.hrc:.l'teued them with in tacit death .if they rti'actO , any re . .st,.tßce, Fier were nbeo,,.aft their pockets; searched, in which, werefoultni billsto (116 a i rotunt - of 50,01. 'some. of W•hich were not 'fi'lled-ly; others . were ready for circulation:: are now at War,w,ia,- and are to.be'VA:a)tiined a 3e' cond time nexLweek. One .ot-thitrii seys his. nand is John Charles F Sarklier,.:'t he ..ollteer 7 'vVll). Hitchen. - sincerely Impel:fiat- Ohne depreda ,44-ms pn-the . lloneqjr.7 . ,i6td iticth-trif)us not ,efEape , et..q9.Aplary punishmcat.--itiorteitts7.l4/Alld. - • B I.IZ. I 113. On Satittdit-k eTtning, at S. la:ties's- stulare, '-tlut Countess 0..1' Vlistpl, of 2, rho atirnttlay„uslliviOliotetirt-tiliL.ster=sereet, t; rovenor p I ice tns 1,...,44 of the.M9,o,...iv . .4*(..;aFerNrs, of a 4)..o.tgeitel :dt' the fAtt . lif'rg:i:llterviN's, Privy-glrdebs, Ladi Cis tit#StVt of a - I) ;al4'ktfif :It Sever:oaks, the.. ! I L :1(1y Ijon, Richprci King, 0-1 A 4- -- 11- ‘VOilwii:. 4 l:tit, lbja titiatal lictence i ut- ta- 1 - 4 ;ir 8 "'"' -i " , :' ° "' °I thts 4 4 !!! - ►;I) . Sunc.jiv y .at,.o rave;;;wl. r"-; e Volurf,llunvohrltis,, of VVihtt6l4'.irti?kitirtt BisltOlfsate-s'tieet, - lb N11:_z" 01 - Sit ki)gt:l. ReY•% , o. Chath, !Cent, ' : • :P.4fil% • • -, oi l the 21s: inst.. Sir „WA.lier. 0 ) - -,.11 , 4. , B art. of 1 ikv qi•AaTfiTY. ; The sameat Brighton, ,'trait 23 Nrlgrif, 11. Souficgt, I JUSqi, 114.1.4 RitAii;l4 1%01' 86, the dorm:: h"licat.:):, of Sl4l4OtYraT) . ce Lnda* the • ;. • .;e, 1: 0 }rtd:iy last, Urninster, jissex, Geoige Stubbs, Esq.. iitlargate, Edw::rd lit+ughin Williams, Esq . . , dt*St. (.7*ViarsPs-iiicleC, S r rev . road. A t in t Chau rtoli4Si 7 .P.llVeil'EV, l oll . 'lltig4trtant., in the Hon. the Company's SerirceibK fist& si../Aoii. —' _ 2 0n. ` .4.i5 t ,,,,11 L,,pc of cso6d Rope ?, after ' re%‘coay - s'illnesl, 4 ;kirraY, CbnirtshtuittiattelClPlßfilltiqq-/Gii4ral 'ti4->A`inry thilc C'oionv,, A. od. &II the 7tii of . xvro l\ I u v by t o l}cula labenr,.ip 1),.; . • .; : : !: i . . ' rie lc txi chl::: s `r6 -- (....k , 7 YI.BI:ERDA.7 Bank Stock, 23)1.4 1 4 0 I P‘til c 'ock, r:" . :-.1 .. : ' , :avv sygi- !scut g 7 i, 91 . .11 , ,? , : c., , ,5q 4% •25 . .35. pr. Fri§b 3 poft'.iir. C. , , r., , 0, :41:1s, 3; ti,. pr; A' : 4 .1 1 c 4 k-Mp: 82 ' , . .83 6 ' if . Orenit ~,, I d ,•_... • C per (zt R::ri 65;; 4 I.n ;Kr ~i -:-. ~,. (2: - _,.t ..6ii , -* 311e . r •C'cilt. .flon (15 i 66 " Ccnis.,sor 2 s'n ;11:;*. 6; ivb lictqk L. Ann'. TiL , 9 ifittis . HIG1:1 IV A 'ER ATAST.NO( ilk:17121OG fto NTornir:,; t 4 min Hirer 4 • AFt;:'.riv , r)s,,' 32 n'lit) at-t' 4. .(1Z1,,e; Ri -~-~. to the Tb, Arid 4epte, P' COP by F to u creta Earl an for Ti high, try. SO[ Pi host In I Ree ..-- P cost Wit phi poi 2101 tita Co Cii lo aric rie; ac an ( Wi i nF \ -